The FASEB Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
39(7)
Published: April 7, 2025
ABSTRACT
Osteosarcoma
(OS)
is
the
most
common
malignant
tumor
of
bone.
This
paper
aimed
to
explore
mechanism
macrophage
polarization
and
glycolysis
in
OS.
Gene
expression
microarray
GSE42572
for
OS
was
downloaded
from
GEO
database
validated
TCGA‐SARC.
CDKN2A
cell
lines
normal
human
bone
osteoblasts
detected.
Saos2
cells
were
transfected
with
siRNA‐CDKN2A,
U2OS
pcDNA3.4‐CDKN2A
knock
down
or
upregulate
role
behaviors.
Extracellular
acidification
rate,
oxygen
consumption
glycolysis‐related
proteins
co‐incubated
THP‐1
cells,
CD206
CD86
levels
The
secretion
IL‐10
IL‐12
by
macrophages
measured.
upstream
regulatory
elements
predicted
online
databases,
binding
TCF19
promoter
validated.
Xenograft
established
verify
effect
knockdown
on
growth
mice.
highly
expressed
tissues
lines.
inhibited
proliferation,
migration,
invasion
promoted
apoptosis
glycolysis.
After
co‐incubation
macrophages,
CD206‐positive
decreased,
CD86‐positive
increased,
increased.
enriched
expression.
Upregulation
M2
polarization.
downregulation
growth,
metabolic
reprogramming,
enhances
its
expression,
which
turn
activates
polarization,
ultimately
promoting
progression.
Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
174, P. 116436 - 116436
Published: March 19, 2024
In
cancer
immunotherapy,
chimeric
antigen
receptors
(CARs)
targeting
specific
antigens
have
become
a
powerful
tool
for
cell-based
therapy.
CAR-natural
killer
(NK)
cells
offer
selective
anticancer
lysis
with
reduced
off-tumor
toxicity
compared
to
CAR-T
cells,
which
is
beneficial
in
the
heterogeneous
milieu
of
solid
tumors.
tumor
microenvironment
(TME)
glioblastoma
(GBM),
pericytes
not
only
support
growth
but
also
contribute
immune
evasion,
underscoring
their
potential
as
therapeutic
targets
GBM
treatment.
Given
this
context,
our
study
aimed
target
TME,
special
focus
on
expressing
CD19,
evaluate
effectiveness
CD19
CAR-iNK
against
GBM.
We
performed
CAR
transduction
induced
pluripotent
stem
cell-derived
NK
(iNK)
cells.
To
determine
whether
TME
GBM,
we
developed
GBM-blood
vessel
assembloids
(GBVA)
by
fusing
spheroids
blood
organoids.
When
co-cultured
GBVA,
migrated
towards
surrounding
Using
microfluidic
chip,
demonstrated
cells'
targeted
action
and
cytotoxic
effects
perfusion-like
environment.
GBVA
xenografts
recapitulated
including
human
CD19-positive
pericytes,
thereby
enabling
application
an
vivo
model
validating
efficacy
Compared
spheroids,
presence
significantly
enhanced
cell
migration
proliferation.
These
results
underline
within
suggesting
value
Biosensors,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(7), P. 336 - 336
Published: July 10, 2024
Cell
co-culture
technology
aims
to
study
the
communication
mechanism
between
cells
and
better
reveal
interactions
regulatory
mechanisms
involved
in
processes
such
as
cell
growth,
differentiation,
apoptosis,
other
cellular
activities.
This
is
achieved
by
simulating
complex
organismic
environment.
Such
studies
are
of
great
significance
for
understanding
physiological
pathological
multicellular
organisms.
As
an
emerging
cultivation
technology,
3D
based
on
microfluidic
chips,
can
efficiently,
rapidly,
accurately
achieve
co-culture.
accomplished
leveraging
unique
microchannel
structures
flow
characteristics
chips.
The
simulate
native
microenvironment
providing
a
new
technical
platform
studying
intercellular
communication.
It
has
been
widely
used
research
oncology,
immunology,
neuroscience,
fields.
In
this
review,
we
summarize
provide
insights
into
design
systems
detection
methods
employed
systems,
applications
these
models.
MedComm,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
5(11)
Published: Oct. 31, 2024
Abstract
Cancer
neuroscience
is
an
emerging
field
that
investigates
the
intricate
relationship
between
nervous
system
and
cancer,
gaining
increasing
recognition
for
its
importance.
The
central
governs
development
of
directly
affects
brain
tumors,
peripheral
(PNS)
shapes
tumor
microenvironment
(TME)
tumors.
Both
systems
are
crucial
in
cancer
initiation
progression,
with
recent
studies
revealing
a
more
role
PNS
within
TME.
Tumors
not
only
invade
nerves
but
also
persuade
them
through
remodeling
to
further
promote
malignancy,
creating
bidirectional
interaction
cancers.
Notably,
immune
cells
contribute
this
communication,
forming
triangular
influences
protumor
inflammation
effectiveness
immunotherapy.
This
review
delves
into
mechanisms
connecting
focusing
on
how
various
cell
types
influence
nerve‒tumor
interactions,
emphasizing
clinical
relevance
nerve‒immune
dynamics.
By
deepening
our
understanding
interplay
nerves,
cells,
has
potential
reshape
biology
insights,
inspire
innovative
therapies,
improve
outcomes
patients.
Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11
Published: Dec. 6, 2023
Breast
cancer
is
characterized
by
physical
changes
that
occur
in
the
tumor
microenvironment
throughout
growth
and
metastasis
of
tumors.
Extracellular
matrix
stiffness
increases
as
tumors
develop
spread,
with
stiffer
environments
thought
to
correlate
poorer
disease
prognosis.
Changes
extracellular
other
characteristics
are
sensed
integrins
which
integrate
these
cues
intracellular
signaling,
resulting
modulation
proliferation
invasion.
However,
co-ordination
mechano-sensitive
signaling
functional
groups
cells
within
3-dimensional
remains
poorly
understood.
Here
we
provide
evidence
increasing
collagen
scaffolds
results
increased
activation
ERK1/2
YAP
human
breast
cell
spheroids.
We
also
show
acts
upstream
this
context.
further
demonstrate
YAP,
metalloproteinases
actomyosin
contractility
required
for
remodeling,
invasion
lower
scaffolds.
proteins
higher
gels
correlated
reduced
Our
data
collectively
induce
mechano-signaling
but
contrary
from
2-dimensional
studies,
not
sufficient
promote
pro-tumorigenic
effects
European Journal of Immunology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
54(6)
Published: March 21, 2024
Abstract
Metastatic
colorectal
cancer
(CRC)
is
highly
resistant
to
therapy
and
prone
recur.
The
tumor‐induced
local
systemic
immunosuppression
allows
cells
evade
immunosurveillance,
facilitating
their
proliferation
dissemination.
Dendritic
(DCs)
are
required
for
the
detection,
processing,
presentation
of
tumor
antigens,
subsequently
activation
antigen‐specific
T
orchestrate
an
effective
antitumor
response.
Notably,
successful
tumors
have
evolved
mechanisms
disrupt
impair
DC
functions,
underlining
key
role
dysfunction
in
promoting
growth,
metastasis
initiation,
treatment
resistance.
Conventional
type
2
(cDC2)
prevalent
been
shown
present
high
phenotypic
functional
plasticity
response
tumor‐released
environmental
cues.
This
reverberates
on
both
development
responses
efficacy
immunotherapies
patients.
Uncovering
processes,
mechanisms,
mediators
by
which
CRC
shapes
disrupts
cDC2
functions
crucial
restoring
full
potential.
In
this
study,
we
use
our
recently
developed
3D
DC‐tumor
co‐culture
system
investigate
how
patient‐derived
primary
metastatic
organoids
modulate
phenotype
function.
We
first
demonstrate
that
collagen‐based
displays
extensive
interaction
between
organoids.
Interestingly,
show
tumor‐corrupted
shift
toward
a
CD14+
population
with
defective
expression
maturation
markers,
intermediate
positioned
monocytes,
impaired
T‐cell
activating
abilities.
aligns
newly
defined
DC3
(CD14
+
CD1c
CD163
)
subset.
Remarkably,
comparable
was
found
be
lesions
enriched
peripheral
blood
Moreover,
using
EP2
EP4
receptor
antagonists
anti‐IL‐6
neutralizing
antibody,
determined
observed
partially
mediated
PGE2
IL‐6.
Importantly,
holds
promise
as
platform
testing
therapies
aimed
at
preventing
or
mitigating
dysfunction.
Overall,
study
offers
novel
relevant
insights
into
(dys)function
hold
relevance
design
therapeutic
approaches.
iScience,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
28(2), P. 111827 - 111827
Published: Jan. 18, 2025
In
colorectal
cancer
(CRC),
increased
numbers
of
tumor-infiltrating
CD4+
regulatory
T
(Treg)
cells
correlate
with
tumor
development,
immunotherapy
failure,
and
poor
prognosis.
To
assess
how
CRC
tumors
directly
modulate
Treg
cell
differentiation,
we
developed
an
in
vitro
co-culture
system
using
from
Foxp3eGFP
mice
tumor-derived
organoids.
Co-culture
resulted
a
significant
increase
numbers.
RNA-sequencing
identified
distinct
transcriptional
profile
organoid-induced
cells,
upregulation
genes
associated
vivo.
High
expression
upregulated
correlates
shorter
progression-free
intervals
overall
survival
patients.
Human
organoids
similarly
induced
enhanced
suppressive
capacity
linked
to
This
model
provides
insights
into
differentiation
can
identify
approaches
disrupt
stimulate
anti-tumor
immunity.
Pharmaceutical Biology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
63(1), P. 89 - 109
Published: Feb. 1, 2025
The
advent
of
tissue
engineering
and
biomedical
techniques
has
significantly
advanced
the
development
three-dimensional
(3D)
cell
culture
systems,
particularly
tumor
organoids.
These
self-assembled
3D
clusters
closely
replicate
histopathological,
genetic,
phenotypic
characteristics
primary
tissues,
making
them
invaluable
tools
in
cancer
research
drug
screening.
This
review
addresses
challenges
developing
vitro
models
that
accurately
reflect
heterogeneity
explores
application
organoids
research,
with
a
specific
focus
on
screening
natural
products
for
antitumor
therapies.
synthesizes
information
from
major
databases,
including
Chemical
Abstracts,
Medicinal
Aromatic
Plants
ScienceDirect,
Google
Scholar,
Scopus,
PubMed
Springer
Link.
Publications
were
selected
without
date
restrictions,
using
terms
such
as
'organoid',
'natural
product',
'pharmacological',
'extract',
'nanomaterial'
'traditional
uses'.
Articles
related
to
agriculture,
ecology,
synthetic
work
or
published
languages
other
than
English
excluded.
identifies
key
efficiency
variability
organoid
generation
discusses
ongoing
efforts
enhance
their
predictive
capabilities
personalized
medicine.
Recent
studies
utilizing
patient-derived
compound
are
highlighted,
demonstrating
potential
these
new
classes
anticancer
agents.
integration
presents
promising
approach
discovering
novel
compounds
elucidating
mechanisms
action.